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Oct 23, 2003 | 04:48 PM

#11

NighthawkSI

Haaahhhh.

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From: Failfax.

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Originally posted by NighthawkRSX
maybe you can fix it...

wait..didn't I fix yours?

I'm at home til Nov 2 anyways, and how would I get a car 350 miles with no tranny fluid.

GREG GETS THE GOLDEN STAR!

yes, but I'M not the one at NTI.

haha, get that shit fixed.

Oct 23, 2003 | 05:14 PM

#12

sk8rmike

Bitches get Stitches

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From: Chesapeake

pull the bolt. see if its stretched or chewed up any. if not, check the seal and see if it's broken. chances are it wont be and you can just put the bolt back in (as long as it's not damaged) and tighten everything down and it shouldnt leak...and yeah, if you brought that to acura and the tech wasnt retarded, im sure they would say the reason it leaked is because whoever installed the clutch/flywheel fucked up..

Oct 24, 2003 | 10:13 AM

#13

JBub

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It's Duck Season

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From: Waterbound

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Originally posted by sk8rmike
if you brought that to acura and the tech wasnt retarded, im sure they would say the reason it leaked is because whoever installed the clutch/flywheel fucked up..

how would installing the clutch and flywheel wrong have anything to do with this?

all of the bolts that were removed to get to the clutch on a K20A2 tranny have nothing to do with the bellhousing seal.

the car ran fine for 2 months after the install, but who knows.